Welcome to today’s Daily Show Prep, featuring stories and highlights from The Burning Truth with Casey Hendrickson.
Hour 1 Highlights
Ninth Circuit Ruling: Federal Government Can Deport Illegals and Sue Local Authorities
In a landmark decision, the Ninth Circuit Court ruled that the federal government has the authority to deport illegal immigrants and sue local jurisdictions for obstructing federal immigration enforcement. This decision could have major implications for sanctuary cities nationwide.
Texas Doctor Sparks Controversy Over Citizenship Question Advice
A Texas doctor is under fire for advising illegal immigrant patients to skip the citizenship question on medical forms. Governor Greg Abbott responded by warning the hospital that state funding could be at risk.
Tuesday Tithe with Pastor Lucas Miles
Discussion Highlights:
Pastor Lucas Miles and Casey discussed how James Lindsey pranked a so-called “Christian Nationalist” publication by using excerpts from The Communist Manifesto.
The surge in Bible sales during 2024—cause for celebration or reflection?
YouVersion’s top Bible verse for 2024 reveals what’s resonating most with believers today.
Mexico Takes Action: Stops Two Migrant Caravans After Trump’s Warning
Mexico made headlines by halting two illegal immigrant caravans heading for the U.S., following pressure from the Trump administration.
Hour 2 Highlights
Debunking the ‘Democrat Manufacturing Renaissance’ Myth
Contrary to recent claims, there is no evidence of a Democrat-led manufacturing renaissance in the U.S. Raw data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics tells a different story.
The U.S. pledged a $7.54 billion loan for Stellantis to build two EV battery plants. However, similar projects have faced delays, including one in New Carlisle, Indiana, as Casey exclusively predicted months ago.
Western automakers are rethinking $13 billion in battery investments amid slowing EV demand.
Thanksgiving Box Office Smashes Records
Casey analyzed the three standout films that drove a resurgence in Thanksgiving weekend moviegoers. These films defied recent Hollywood trends and delivered something unique for audiences.
Hour 3 Highlights
General Motors Sells Stake in Lansing Battery Factory to LG Energy Solution
GM’s decision to sell its stake in a Lansing, Michigan battery plant signals a shift in the EV market.
Trump Trolls Trudeau: “Canada Should Become the 51st State”
At a Mar-a-Lago event, Trump jokingly suggested that Canada join the U.S. if it can’t handle American tariffs.
COVID-19 Bombshell: Lab Leak Findings Confirmed
The House Select Subcommittee on the COVID-19 pandemic released findings pointing to a lab leak as the likely origin of SARS-CoV-2. The report implicates EcoHealth Alliance and Dr. Anthony Fauci in funding risky research.
Parental Rights Take Center Stage
Conservatives introduced a new age verification bill for app stores to protect children online.
Teacher Faces Backlash for Real-Life Budget Lessons
A fourth-grade teacher is under scrutiny after teaching students the real-world consequences of not balancing a budget.
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Pastor Miles and Casey discussed James Lindsey fooling a ‘Christian Nationalist’ publications with the Communist Manifesto, Bible sales have surged in 2024, and the top Bible verse of 2024.
Oh man.
“[@AmReformer] published Karl Marx’s definitive Communist work, dressed up to resemble their own pompous, self-pitying drivel, when it was submitted from a completely unknown author with no internet footprint whatsoever[.]” (@ConceptualJames) https://t.co/z0z9xkezck
No, there is no Democrat manufacturing ‘renaissance’ in the United States.
Here's your 'renaissance' … It's going to be funny watching Dems take credit for what happens when Trump removes the CHIPS red tape like he promised.https://t.co/MHccl6reygpic.twitter.com/bGv0Gc6m9c
— Casey Hendrickson 🎙 Syndicated Radio Host (@caseythehost) December 3, 2024
They are rushing to issue the loan before Trump is sworn in, but the two partners in this project have had other EV battery plant projects delayed. Including in New Carlisle, as I exclusively predicted months before it happened with insider info.
Western automakers delay or cancel $13bn in gigafactory investments amid weaker EV demand. $27bn of battery cell plants also scrapped in Europe and North America due to market slowdown.
The news media and federal government told you this was a 'right-wing conspiracy theory.'
"I'm really conflicted. I have a lot more stuff to give, but I am NOT a fan of Donald Trump, so these signs are a problem for me."https://t.co/kBIf6JgdRI
— Casey Hendrickson 🎙 Syndicated Radio Host (@caseythehost) December 3, 2024
Media Bias and Political Headlines: Breaking Down the Latest Stories
The news cycle never stops, and the latest headlines are a whirlwind of political drama, media commentary, and surprising revelations. From pardons to international crises, here’s a breakdown of the most talked-about stories, highlighting the political dynamics shaping America today.
Media Fawns Over Biden’s Claims
The media’s love affair with President Joe Biden reached new heights recently. News outlets lavished praise on Biden after he promised not to pardon his son, Hunter Biden. A now-viral 9-minute video showcases multiple media personalities commending Biden’s stance. Critics argue that this response reflects blatant bias, as similar promises from other politicians might have been met with skepticism.
🚨 Breaking Update: Despite his earlier declaration, Joe Biden has officially pardoned Hunter Biden. The move has reignited debates over political favoritism and accountability. To make matters worse, Biden’s statements surrounding the pardon contained apparent falsehoods, further damaging public trust.
Watch the viral media coverage compilation here. Catch the latest on Hunter Biden’s pardon here.
Trump Sparks Debate on Self-Pardons
Former President Donald Trump’s legal battles remain a hot topic. A controversial article explores whether Trump could legally pardon himself if reelected. Legal experts agree it’s possible, but many warn that such a move could have disastrous consequences for his political legacy.
Meanwhile, Trump continues to dominate the headlines:
He has vowed that “ALL HELL TO PAY” will follow if hostages remain detained when he assumes office.
Trump also announced his intention to nominate Kash Patel as the next FBI director, sending shockwaves through the establishment.
Celebrity news took an unexpected turn as Ellen DeGeneres’ new home in England was flooded. The incident occurred just weeks after she left the U.S. post-election. While some see it as bad luck, others view it as symbolic of turbulent times for high-profile figures.
Key Updates in Indiana Politics
Indiana has seen its fair share of political shifts recently:
The Chair of the Indiana Republican Party announced their resignation, opening the door for new leadership in the state’s conservative movement.
A legal challenge to Indiana’s age verification law for accessing online adult content has been temporarily paused. The controversial legislation has sparked debates about privacy and digital freedom.
Immigration Insights: Shocking ICE Data and NYC Spending
The immigration crisis continues to reveal startling statistics. According to ICE, over 58,000 illegal migrants in New York City have been identified as felons or are facing criminal charges.
At the same time, NYC is under fire for spending $220 million on a migrant hotel deal, which reportedly includes payments to Pakistan to manage housing for these individuals. Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy sharply criticized the deal, calling it an absurd use of taxpayer dollars.
Security Concerns on the Northern Border
A new report reveals that 87% of terror suspects stopped by U.S. border agents in 2024 entered the country through Canada. This alarming statistic has heightened calls for increased border security, with many questioning whether enough is being done to address vulnerabilities in the north.
Trump Takes a Hard Stance on BRICS Nations
As BRICS nations explore replacing the U.S. dollar in international trade, Trump has issued a stern warning: any such move would result in 100% tariffs. His bold statement underscores the economic stakes involved in maintaining the dollar’s dominance.
Buc-ee’s Sparks Heated Debate
Auto blog Jalopnik found itself at the center of a social media storm after calling Buc-ee’s “the sickness at the heart of America.” Fans of the popular travel center retaliated with overwhelming criticism, creating one of the most memorable ratios in internet history.
Casey Hendrickson Clears the Air
Amid the flurry of political and cultural debates, Casey Hendrickson took time on his show to address yet another baseless accusation from a local detractor. The host continues to maintain his reputation for transparency and truth, standing firm against false narratives.
Hour 1
Here’s 9 minutes of the media licking Biden’s butt for promising not to pardon Hunter Biden.
“This week, of course, Hunter Biden was found guilty, & Joe Biden has very clearly said he would not pardon his son, he would not commute his sentence. How stark is this difference? I mean, how can Republicans keep making this argument now that Joe Biden has really put it out… https://t.co/VD6NUDNXgx
FEC Records Reveal Kamala Harris Campaign Spent $12 Million on Private Jets
Newly uncovered Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings expose extravagant spending by Kamala Harris’s campaign, which reportedly burned through a staggering $12 million on private jet travel. Critics argue that such spending paints a troubling picture of fiscal irresponsibility, particularly as her campaign struggled to resonate with voters.
Oprah Winfrey’s $2.5 Million Payment for Town Hall Event Raises Eyebrows
A deeper dive into Harris’s campaign spending revealed Oprah Winfrey’s company received $2.5 million for organizing a single town hall event—more than double the initially reported $1 million. Winfrey defended the hefty payment, claiming the funds covered a variety of production costs like set design, lighting, and crew. However, the campaign’s lavish spending did little to improve Harris’s standing, as she suffered a crushing defeat against Donald Trump.
$900,000 Spent on Las Vegas Sphere Ads During Campaign’s Final Week
Reports from The Daily Mail highlight an eyebrow-raising allocation of $900,000 for advertising on the massive Las Vegas Sphere. This last-ditch effort in the campaign’s waning days raised concerns about priorities, especially given the lack of significant voter turnout improvement.
MSNBC Silent on Harris Campaign Contributions to Al Sharpton’s Nonprofit
Harris’s campaign contributions to Al Sharpton’s nonprofit have also sparked backlash. While MSNBC claims it was “unaware” of the financial ties, the network has yet to announce any corrective measures, leaving critics questioning its journalistic integrity.
Fake Spending? FEC Expenditures Reveal More Questionable Payments
More revelations from FEC filings suggest Harris’s campaign may have been more “performative” than productive. A series of big-budget expenditures, including payments to four Democratic ad firms totaling $600 million, has led many to question whether her campaign had any real substance or strategy.
Gen Z TikTok Team Highlighted Campaign’s Youth Appeal—But Lacked Experience
Harris’s campaign heavily relied on TikTok to connect with younger voters. However, her TikTok team consisted entirely of Gen Z staffers, many of whom lacked political experience. Critics argue this was yet another misstep in a campaign filled with poorly executed ideas.
Hour 2: Trump’s Cabinet and Anti-Woke Initiatives
Hotline Launched to Report Woke Corporate Practices
In an era where political ideologies increasingly shape corporate behavior, a new hotline has been launched to address concerns over “woke” politics infiltrating the workplace. The hotline aims to empower employees and consumers to call out companies that prioritize ideology over ethics or productivity.
Trump Finalizes Cabinet: 10 Key Highlights
Donald Trump’s cabinet selections have drawn widespread attention, with one of the most notable appointments being Dr. Jay Bhattacharya as NIH Director. A vocal critic of COVID-19 lockdown policies, Bhattacharya’s appointment signals a shift toward transparency and reform in public health policy.
Hour 3: Stories of Gratitude and Redemption
Reasons to Be Thankful for America’s Bright Future
Despite political turmoil, there are plenty of reasons to feel optimistic about America’s future. Innovation, resilience, and a renewed focus on national values provide hope for the next generation.
Washington Commanders Bring Back Redskins Logo
In a surprising move, the Washington Commanders announced plans to reinstate the Redskins logo, signaling a nod to tradition amidst cultural shifts. The decision has reignited debates about heritage versus modern sensibilities.
Heartwarming Thanksgiving Tradition: Grandma and Stranger Celebrate 9th Year Together
A viral story of an accidental Thanksgiving invitation has become a beloved annual tradition. For the ninth year, a grandmother and the man she accidentally invited to dinner will celebrate the holiday together, showcasing the power of kindness and connection.
According to the New York Times, Winfrey’s company was paid approximately $2.5 million for a single town hall event, far exceeding the $1 million figure.
Oprah defended the payment, arguing that the funds covered production costs, including “set design, lights, cameras, crew, producers and every other item necessary.”
However, his high-profile endorsements made little difference as Donald Trump took victory in a historic defeat against Harris.
As The Daily Mail reported, the campaign even allocated $900,000 for advertising space on Las Vegas’ Sphere in the final week of the election alone.
Farm Bureau’s Thanksgiving report is flawed. The group says Thanksgiving meals are cheaper this year. However, LendingTree conducted a better analysis.
Inflation remains high and keeps straining household budgets. A LendingTree report shows that Thanksgiving costs are up 19% from last year.
According to the survey, hosts expect to spend $431 for the holiday. This includes $265 on food and drinks, plus $166 for decorations. On average, 11 guests will attend, just like last year.
Pastor Lucas Miles leads “Tuesday Tithe,” a focus on faith. A study found Christian voters played a big role in Trump’s win. Walmart plans to cut back on “woke” policies due to pressure.
Hour 2
Trump’s new tariff idea causes debate. Lawmakers and businesses are divided over its impact.
The plan could bring in $2 trillion to $2.5 trillion and cut the deficit. A budget group says Trump wants a 10% tariff on all imports.
So far in FY2023, the deficit has reached $1.6 trillion. Trump claims this tariff could already reduce drug and illegal immigration issues.
Canada’s Trade Partners
Canada’s largest trade partner is the U.S., accounting for $337 billion (75.4% of exports). Other partners include China ($18 billion), the U.K. ($15 billion), Japan ($9 billion), and Mexico ($6 billion).
Casey explains how America might push Venezuela to accept deported citizens.
Hour 3
Scott Jennings challenges CNN panelists on Twitter’s reputation. A viral compilation shows Jennings debating topics like bias and media narratives.
Casey shared highlights on social media to spark more conversations.
Stubbornly high inflation is continuing to strain the budgets of American households this Thanksgiving, as a new report by LendingTree finds that the costs are up 19% from a year ago.
LendingTree’s survey found that on average, Thanksgiving dinner hosts plan to spend $431 on food, drinks and decor for the celebration. That includes an average of $265 for food and drinks, plus an additional $166 on Thanksgiving decor for the festivities. Those Thanksgiving hosts expect an average of 11 guests to attend the holiday party, the same number as last year.
Donald Trump, the Republican presidential frontrunner, has proposed a tariff plan that would raise between $2 trillion and $2.5 trillion and result in deficit reduction, according to a budget watchdog group. Trump has proposed a baseline tariff of 10% on all U.S. imports.
NEW: MX President Claudia Sheinbaum scrambles to get in line after Trump vowed to slap 25% tariffs on Mexico, says she has always shown willingness to help fight the fentanyl epidemic.
United States—$337 billion (USD) (75.4% of total Canadian exports) China—$18 billion (USD) (3.9% of total Canadian exports) United Kingdom—US $15 billion (3.3% of total Canadian exports) Japan—US$9 billion (2.1% of total Canadian exports) Mexico—US$6 billion (1.2% of total Canadian exports)
Casey explains how the U.S. could compel countries, like Venezuela, to take back their citizens whom we deport.
Jack Smith’s Legal Maneuvering Sparks Debate Jack Smith’s decision to request the dismissal of the Jan. 6 case has been hailed by Trump’s spokesperson as a “major victory for the rule of law.” This move ignites discussions about judicial integrity and the broader implications for political accountability.
Pentagon’s Missing $2.5 Trillion Raises Eyebrows In a shocking revelation, the Pentagon reported losing track of $2.5 trillion. This staggering figure underscores the urgent need for fiscal accountability and better oversight in federal budgeting processes.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Faces Criticism The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is under fire for questionable spending decisions. Among the most baffling is an expenditure nearing $1 million to study whether cocaine affects Japanese quail’s mating behaviors. Critics highlight this as a prime example of government waste that demands immediate reform.
Musk and Vivek Team Up to Tackle Government Inefficiency Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy released a joint plan aimed at cutting costs and eliminating wasteful spending. Their initiative emphasizes private sector efficiency as a model for public institutions, sparking conversations about innovative approaches to governance.
Hour 2: Local News and Immigration Policies
Elkhart Daycare Worker Arrested on Alarming Charges In Elkhart, Indiana, a daycare worker has been arrested for possession of child pornography. This case raises critical questions about the vetting and monitoring processes for individuals in childcare positions.
Indiana Attorney General Defends Porn Age Verification Law Indiana’s Attorney General has taken a strong stance by co-leading an amicus brief supporting age verification laws for pornography websites. This effort underscores the state’s commitment to safeguarding minors online.
Democrats Face Backlash Over Harassment Claims Hoosier Democrats are struggling with optics as harassment allegations surface. The lack of clear accountability measures could impact their credibility and future political strategies.
Trump’s Immigration Policies Resonate Nationwide A recent poll shows that 73% of Americans support mass deportation as a priority under Trump’s administration, with a majority favoring the deportation of all illegal immigrants. This aligns with growing concerns about the social and economic impacts of unchecked immigration.
Tyson Foods Under Scrutiny for Migrant Employment Indiana’s AG has directed inquiries at Tyson Foods over allegations of employing migrants in Logansport. This follows Tyson’s controversial decisions to close two U.S. chicken plants while hiring migrant workers, sparking debates about corporate ethics and labor practices.
Hour 3: Voting Controversies and Cultural Shifts
Oregon DMV’s Controversial Voter Registration System Documents reveal that the Oregon DMV has processed over 54,600 voter registrations for individuals without proven citizenship. This revelation stokes fears about voter fraud and the integrity of electoral systems.
MSNBC Contributor Questions DNI Appointment A heated debate has erupted over the appointment of a nominee who allegedly appeared on the terror watch list. Critics argue this choice could compromise national security.
DC’s Superman: A New Narrative Sparks Debate The latest Superman comic reimagines the character as a migrant fleeing climate change. While some applaud the fresh perspective, others view it as pandering to political correctness.
Heart Attacks Among Michigan Hunters Highlight Health Risks The November deer hunting season in Michigan has been marked by the sudden deaths of multiple hunters due to heart attacks. Experts emphasize the importance of health screenings and precautions during strenuous outdoor activities.
Georgetown Law Faces Backlash Over Pregnant Student Case Georgetown Law has come under scrutiny for denying exam accommodations to a pregnant student. This incident raises concerns about institutional support for expectant mothers in demanding academic environments.
Hour 1
I will miss my conversations with Chuck. I'm so sad we never got to that motorcycle ride we said we'd do.
One of the greats. Excellent sense of humor. Dedicated sense of truth. We'll miss you Chuck.
Economics is a hard subject. I try not to be too hard on people who don't understand it, like Brad here.
If his $90 billion number is correct … Illegal aliens cost the U.S. at least $150.7 billion annually. So, using his numbers, we LOSE $60.7 billion a year. That's almost… https://t.co/bWdrW32BjS
— Casey Hendrickson 🎙 Syndicated Radio Host (@caseythehost) November 25, 2024
So, let me get this straight. Leftists are upset Trump isn't using the FBI to conduct background checks on his appointees while at the same time they complain about Matt Gaetz being put up for AG when the FBI investigation cleared him?
— Casey Hendrickson 🎙 Syndicated Radio Host (@caseythehost) November 24, 2024
1. “Scott Jennings Schools CNN Panel Over Democrats Losing Male Voters”
In a heated CNN discussion, Scott Jennings laid out the reasons behind the Democratic Party’s diminishing support among male voters. Jennings’ direct approach left panelists struggling to respond.
2. “Rob Reiner Meltdown: Actor’s Viral Reaction to Trump Backfires”
Hollywood figure Rob Reiner sparked widespread criticism with his emotional comments about Trump, even drawing backlash from his supporters for previously contentious stances.
3. “Matt Gaetz Declines AG Role – What’s Next for the Congressman?”
Representative Matt Gaetz officially withdrew from consideration as Attorney General, fueling speculation about his future career moves.
4. “Hospital Workers Slam Free Food Gesture as ‘Unacceptable'”
A Minnesota hospital praised staff for their courage in criticizing free Chick-fil-A meals offered during appreciation week, igniting a social media storm.
Hour 2: Interviews and Local Developments
Interview with Jesse Bohannon
Marshall County Council President and Commissioner-Elect Jesse Bohannon discusses critical solar energy issues impacting the county. Learn about the challenges and solutions shaping this local debate.
“Elon Musk’s Mic-Drop Moment on Karma”
Elon Musk’s cryptic post targeting Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg gained traction online, with many interpreting it as a warning of political consequences.
“Starke County Energy Moratoriums: Mixed Decisions”
The Starke County Commissioners split on two energy proposals, approving one moratorium while rejecting another, highlighting the ongoing clash over renewable energy policies.
Hour 3: Political Fireworks and Culture Wars
Interview with Jim Banks
Congressman and Senator-Elect Jim Banks shares insights into his legislative priorities and what Indiana residents can expect under his leadership.
“Nancy Mace Hits Back: A Fight Over Men in Women’s Bathrooms”
Representative Nancy Mace clashed with Adam Kinzinger over controversial bathroom policies, delivering sharp commentary on gender and rights.
